WORKS BY MR. H. D'ARBOIS DE JUBAINVILLE

COURSE ON CELTIC LITERATURE. Volumes I-VII. Octavo.

Each volume is sold separately: 8 francs.
Volume I: Introduction to the study of Celtic literature. 1883. 1 vol.
— II: The Irish mythological cycle, and Celtic mythology. 1884. 1 vol.
— III, IV: The Mabinogion (Welsh tales), translated in full, for the first time, into French, with an explanatory commentary and critical notes, by J. Loth, professor at the Faculty of Arts in Rennes. 1889. 2 vols.
Work crowned by the French Academy (Langlois prize). The Langlois Prize is a prestigious award for the best translation into French of a verse or prose work.
— V: The Celtic Epic in Ireland, with the collaboration of Messrs. Georges Dottin, lecturer at the Faculty of Arts in Dijon; Maurice Grammont, university fellow; Louis Duvau, lecturer at the École des Hautes-Études; Ferdinand Lot, former student of the École des Chartes. 1892. Vol. I, 1 vol.
N. B. — Volume VI (Celtic Epic in Ireland, Vol. II) is in press.
— VII: Studies on Celtic Law. Volume I. 1 vol.

THE FIRST INHABITANTS OF EUROPE, based on ancient writers and the work of linguists. Second edition, corrected and considerably expanded by the author, with the collaboration of G. Dottin, editorial secretary of the Revue celtique. 2 vols. large octavo "raisin". "Raisin" refers to a specific traditional French paper size, approximately 50 x 65 cm; a "large octavo raisin" indicates a substantial scholarly format.

Volume I: 1. Peoples foreign to the Indo-European race (cave dwellers, Iberians, Pelasgians, Etruscans, Phoenicians); — 2. Indo-Europeans. Part I (Scythians, Thracians, Illyrians, Ligurians). 1889. 1 vol. 10 francs.
— II: The Hellenes, the Italians, the Gauls, the Germans, and the Slavs. 1892. 1 vol. 12 francs.

ESSAY ON A CATALOGUE OF THE EPIC LITERATURE OF IRELAND, preceded by a study of manuscripts in the Irish language preserved in the British Isles and on the continent. 1883. 1 vol. octavo. 12 francs.

RESEARCH ON THE ORIGIN OF LAND OWNERSHIP and of inhabited place names in France (Celtic and Roman periods). With the collaboration of Mr. G. Dottin. 1891. 1 thick vol. large octavo "raisin", with Tables. 16 francs.

HISTORY OF THE DUKES AND COUNTS OF CHAMPAGNE. 1859-1869. 6 parts in 7 volumes, octavo. (Out of print.) 52.50 francs.

CATALOGUE OF ACTS OF THE COUNTS OF BRIENNE (950-1350). 1872. Large octavo, 48 pages. 3.50 francs.

SUMMARY INVENTORY OF MUNICIPAL ARCHIVES PRIOR TO 1790. TOWN OF BAR-SUR-SEINE. Large quarto. 5 francs.